Question:
Java or PHP or c/c++ , Which career path?
rajendra
2011-03-09 02:55:54 UTC
I have programmed in c/c++ and Java(JSP, Servlete, Swing, RMI, Thread) .. When I was doing Engineering ( Information Technology branch) I made academics project in c/c++ and Java... I worked with a company for 1 month on PHP…I have little knowledge of PHP…Currently I am doing SEO (Search Engine Optimization )... I want to make a career in a Robust Technology Platform ... I mean the technology which is used widely across the industry and gives max $... I had interest in Server Side Web Programming (Using Java) and Desktop Application (Using c/c++ , Java )… I found some answer while I browsed Yahoo answer to find answer for my query, but I all those Questions was asked 3 or 4 year ago… I want advice that what is I should go for (PHP or JAVA or C/C++) in today’s scenario … One more thing I want stability and good salary from the job in return…
Five answers:
anonymous
2011-03-09 13:56:45 UTC
Look at the data. The data shows that Java has the highest growth and is relatively stable throughout the past 5 years. But C++ looks like it has the highest salary, but Java comes in a close second.
anonymous
2014-05-08 01:04:12 UTC
I'm also having same confusion, I'm good at C++ and JAVA but Offered salary is rupees 15k per month after 3 month training and 6k salary in training period.... I will also have to sign a contract of 18 month ... Is it a comfortable offer .... Will it give me a good career....



pls. advice me. thanks!
Web Master
2011-03-09 02:59:57 UTC
If you have knowledge of Java then for stability you can go for that.



But you are having experience in Php then it will better to opt for that but I cannot guarantee that you will have a stable career



Do not even think of going in C/C++. Waste of time.
anonymous
2011-03-10 01:43:24 UTC
This site provides information on these jobs:





http://jobguideweb.com/it-jobs/c-developer.html



http://jobguideweb.com/it-jobs/php-developer.html
?
2016-02-29 01:10:40 UTC
Go to school or get a certificate.


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